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Mãe das Águas — Protective Textile Art
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A wearable offering of protection, remembrance & devotion.
Created in honor of Yemayá and her September feast day in the Lucumí tradition, Mãe das Águas is a limited-edition textile artwork inspired by the waters, symbols and protective presence of the Mother of the Sea.
Originally drawn digitally and then silkscreened onto fabric, the piece is designed to live with you as both art and ritual object. Sew it onto the back of a jacket or garment as a protective patch, frame or hang it in your home or place it near an altar or sacred space.
The imagery holds the language of the sea—shells, water, fish and the invocation Odoyá, a salutation offered in reverence to Yemayá.
Approximately 17inches x 14 inches
PRE-ORDER DETAILS
This is a limited pre-order release. Pieces will be ready for Brooklyn pickup at Brooklyn Brujería Fest on September 25, with shipped orders going out that same week.
Please note: because each piece is silkscreened by hand, slight variations in ink and printing are part of the character of the work.
PRE ORDER
A wearable offering of protection, remembrance & devotion.
Created in honor of Yemayá and her September feast day in the Lucumí tradition, Mãe das Águas is a limited-edition textile artwork inspired by the waters, symbols and protective presence of the Mother of the Sea.
Originally drawn digitally and then silkscreened onto fabric, the piece is designed to live with you as both art and ritual object. Sew it onto the back of a jacket or garment as a protective patch, frame or hang it in your home or place it near an altar or sacred space.
The imagery holds the language of the sea—shells, water, fish and the invocation Odoyá, a salutation offered in reverence to Yemayá.
Approximately 17inches x 14 inches
PRE-ORDER DETAILS
This is a limited pre-order release. Pieces will be ready for Brooklyn pickup at Brooklyn Brujería Fest on September 25, with shipped orders going out that same week.
Please note: because each piece is silkscreened by hand, slight variations in ink and printing are part of the character of the work.